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1/72 PT-109 P.T. Boat
This is the ship immortalized as the one commanded by John F. Kennedy. Features: Crew figures, detailed torpedo tubes. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).
* Waterslide decals are included, and the model can be painted as seen on the box with these colors: Copper, Black, Gray, Blue, Silver, and Flesh.
* Four torpedo tubes, two twin .50 caliber machine guns, a 20mm cannon, a life raft, four crew figures, and three rudders, propellers and shafts are all included.
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Tangible Tuesdays : Beat Blender
Matti Niinimaki's Beat Blender is a device that puts a literal spin on familiar musical terminology. The modified blender allows the user to mix, blend, and chop sounds through a playful tactile interface that uses Arduino, RFID sensors, felted fruits and Ableton Live software.
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Tangible Tuesdays: OnObject
Tangible Earth, the interactive globe now on view here at Cooper-Hewitt, engages the sense of touch to create a feeling of connection between people and their planet. Lots of designers today are exploring ways to enhance digital devices with touch. For example, MIT Media Lab's OnObject system can turn any object into a tactile interactive interface. The user can tag any object—a cup, a marker, a book, even their clothing—with a vocabulary of sounds, sights or other media using RFID sensors.
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Two significant tools for American designers seeking to make their design process more sustainable have recently been announced. The first tool, which hopefully will have broad and positive implications for manufacturers of outdoor industry goods, is Eco-Index.
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No. 99: Central Michigan
By Paul Myerberg // May 17, 2012
Roy Kramer's impact on college football reaches beyond the borders of Mount Pleasant, Mich., where he spent 11 years as the most successful head coach in Central Michigan's history — with all due respect to Herb Deromedi. After concluding his coaching career in 1977, Kramer was hired as the athletic director at Vanderbilt, serving in that position through 1990 before being named commissioner of the SEC. It's in this capacity that Kramer changed the game. First, in 1991, he added Arkansas and South Carolina. A year later, the SEC became the first league in the F.B.S. to play a conference title game. Over the next decade, a period that saw the SEC develop into the most dominant league in N.C.A.A. history, Kramer brokered record-breaking television deals with contracts stretching long past the end of his tenure in 2002. Oh, and before we forget: the B.C.S. was Kramer's brainchild. You like college football as it currently stands? You can thank Kramer. Then again, if you hate the way the landscape has changed, feel free to blame Kramer.


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The incident occurred at 5:12 p.m. on June 27 in the 17300 block of Bear Lake Drive in the Cold Springs area. The Washoe County Sheriff's Office confirmed with the Washoe County Medical Examiner's Office that formal identifications and next of kin notifications have been made.
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Groselle Records Team-High 19 Points in Hard Fought 73-69 Loss to Cougars
CHARLESTON, S.C. – Andrew Lawrence scored a game-high 21 points, including the go-ahead jumper with 28 seconds left on the clock, as crosstown rival College of Charleston completed its 73-69 victory over The Citadel at McAlister Field House.
Lawrence, who finished 5-of-14 from the field, including a trio of 3-pointers, hit a spinning one-hander in the lane to provide the Cougars with a 71-69 lead with 28 seconds remaining. The Citadel was unable to answer on the ensuing possession and following a pair of Lawrence free throws at the 12 second mark, CofC won its fifth straight contest in the all-time series.
Also topping double-digit points for College of Charleston (12-5, 4-1 SoCon) was the combination of Adjehi Baru (16 points), Anthony Stitt (14) and Anthony Thomas (10). Baru completed his third consecutive double-double with a 12-rebound effort that included five on the offensive glass.
The Cougars finished 25-of-61 (41%) from the floor, draining nine shots from beyond the arc, but the key down the stretch proved to CofC's 14-of-18 (77.8%) performance from the free throw line. College of Charleston also finished with a six point edge (12-6) on second chance points.
Mike Groselle took home high honors for The Citadel with 19 points on 9-of-12 shooting. The senior center also snagged nine rebounds (three offensive) and finished with three blocks. Matt Van Scyoc capped off a 17-point performance by knocking down 6-of-9 field goals, including two from long range, while adding a season-high three blocks.
Ashton Moore led the way for all Citadel reserves with 10 points, hitting a critical 3-pointer with 45 seconds remaining to knot the game at 69-69. The Bulldogs converted 28-of-53 (52.8%) from the field and topped the 50 percent mark for the first time in four games. Moore, Van Scyoc and teammate Marshall Harris III finished with two 3-pointers apiece as The Citadel hit 42.9% from beyond the arc. Harris dished out a game-high seven assists as the Cadets have now posted at least 18 assists in their last three contests.
The Bulldogs (3-12, 0-5 SoCon) three point lead at the intermission quickly evaporated, following a trey by Thomas who knotted the game at 34-34 just 15 seconds into the frame.
At the 16:43 mark Moore provided The Citadel a slim lead when he found Groselle in the post for a layup and a 41-38 advantage.
With the lead fluctuating between one and three points, following scores by Horgan and Van Scyoc, Baru brought the game to its fifth tie, 45-45, following an old-fashioned three point play.
Behind the scoring tandem of Van Scyoc and Groselle the Bulldogs outscored CofC 12-5 over the next four minutes to assume a 57-50 advantage.
The Cougars responded with an 8-0 run, highlighted by two Stitt 3-pointers, to take their second lead of the half, 58-57, with just over eight minutes remaining.
College of Charleston continued to find its offensive rhythm by outscoring the Cadets 8-3 over a span of 4:02 to assume a 66-60 lead following a Thomas free throw.
Groselle singlehandedly kept The Citadel in the contest with the next six straight points as the Bulldogs trailed 69-66 with 1:35 remaining.
After a defensive stop, Moore drained his second 3-pointer of the half to send the game its seventh tie, 66-66, only to see Lawrence answer with the next four straight points and complete CofC's 73-69 win.
Van Scyoc gave a solid effort on both ends of the court in the opening frame, scoring five points to go along with three blocked shots, two rebounds and a pair of assists. However, it was freshman counterpart Janeil Jenkins that stole the show by scoring eight points, all in reserve, on 3-of-3 shooting from the floor. He also knocked down a pair of free throws to lead the way for a Citadel unit that finished 14-of-24 (58.3%) from the floor and 3-of-4 from the charity stripe.
The Bulldog front court tandem of Groselle (six points, six rebounds) and Horgan (six points, three rebounds) helped provide a slim 14-12 edge in points in the paint and 16 Citadel rebounds.
College of Charleston was anchored by Lawrence's 12-point effort, as the senior connected on 3-of-7 field goals and converted all four trips to the free throw line. He was joined offensively by Baru, whose 4-of-6 shooting led to nine points. Baru also climbed the glass for seven rebounds, including three on the offensive end.
The Citadel's defense held College of Charleston to 10-of-29 (34.5%) shooting from the field, allowing just three treys. However, College of Charleston finished with a slight edge in second chance points, netting four.
The Cougars opened the game on an 11-3 run over the first 4:09, keyed by five Lawrence points.
Harris followed with a 3-pointer and helped the Bulldogs gain momentum as The Citadel scored 10 of the next 17 points to make for an 18-16 affair.
Trailing by five, 21-16, Horgan made his presence felt offensively for the Dogs when he connected on a series of jumpers, drawing the margin to within one.
Continuing to apply pressure defensively, a missed CofC jumper and subsequent 3-pointer by Harris provided The Citadel with its first lead of the game, 23-21, with 7:28 remaining.
That lead remained intact as jumpers in the paint by Horgan and Groselle combined with a 3-pointer by Van Scyoc made for a 30-25 lead with just under three minutes left.
It was there that Jenkins did the work for The Citadel offense as he hit a series of acrobatic layups to provide a 34-31 lead at the half.
The Citadel returns to action on Thursday, Jan. 17 when the team heads to Davidson for a clash with the South Division leading Wildcats. Two nights later the Bulldogs play at Georgia Southern.


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The U.S. Postal Service, in its latest bid to save a few billion bucks, plans to stop delivering mail on Saturdays.
It's not enough.
The ugly truth is that the Postal Service's commitment to universal mail service is no longer financially viable in the age of email, text messages, Facebook and Twitter. As currently configured, it will never again be able to meet its legal obligation to pay its own way.
To survive, the Postal Service will need to reinvent itself for the digital age. I have a few ideas on how to do that, which I'll get back to in a moment.
First, let's look briefly at how we got into this mess.
A big part of the problem is a 2006 law requiring the Postal Service to pay about $5.5 billion a year into a health-benefit fund for retirees. No other government agency faces such a requirement.
Then again, the Postal Service isn't like any other government agency. Many people might not know it, but the Postal Service isn't supported by tax dollars. It has to cover its own nut, yet is unable to do anything without Congress' say-so.
Until now, the agency was able to scrape by because it was allowed by federal law to borrow up to $3 billion a year from the Treasury Department. But its debt couldn't top $15 billion, and the Postal Service maxed out its credit card last year.
That caused it to default for the first time on its payments into the retiree fund and caused the agency to start racking up losses of nearly $36 million a day. The Postal Service's net loss for last year hit a staggering $15.6 billion.
By 2016, if things continue as they're going, the service estimates its annual losses will reach about $21 billion.
Even Pets.com did better than that.
So here we are. On Wednesday, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said that Saturday delivery of letters would stop in August, though weekend delivery of packages will continue. This would save about $2 billion a year.
Meanwhile, the Postal Service will continue a massive restructuring that aims to cut its workforce by 193,000, or 28%, and consolidate more than 200 mail processing locations.
"The American public understands the financial challenges of the Postal Service and supports these steps as a responsible and reasonable approach to improving our financial situation," Donahoe said.
"The Postal Service has a responsibility to take the steps necessary to return to long-term financial stability and ensure the continued affordability of the U.S. mail," he said.
I don't care how many packages stream through post offices. It'll never be enough to cover the huge expense of meeting a federal obligation to deliver mail to every home in the country.
Here's the bottom line: The total volume of first-class mail plunged to 73.5 billion pieces of mail in 2011 from about 102 billion in 2002. That's a 28% decrease.
Video killed the radio star. The Internet is killing letters.
Privatizing mail delivery isn't realistic. I've spoken with both FedEx and UPS. They say they're open to dropping off people's letters and catalogs and stuff, but they don't want the responsibility of having to deliver everywhere.
So what's the solution? In an earlier column I floated the idea of forgoing mail delivery to some rural areas, restoring the old-fashioned notion of people coming to the post office for their deliveries.


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Overlooking a small gulf (hence its name) and hemmed in by a steep bank of forest, Golfito has a great location. Lodges run world-class sportfishing trips and supply kayaks for paddling the gulf's warm, salty, and crystal clear waters. When the sun sets behind the rolling silhouette of the Osa Peninsula, you can sometimes spot phosphorescent fish jumping. Golfito was a thriving banana port for several decades—United Fruit arrived in 1938—with elegant housing and lush landscaping for its plantation managers. After United Fruit pulled out in 1985, Golfito slipped into a state of poverty and neglect. The town itself consists of a pleasant, lushly landscaped older residential section and a long strip of scruffy commercial buildings. Visiting U.S. Coast Guard ships dock here, and small cruise ships moor in the harbor. The Costa Rica Coast Guard Academy is also here.
Navigating Golfito
Taxis and boats take you wherever you need to go in and around Golfito. You can hire taxi boats at the city dock in Golfito (about $80 round-trip often negotiable to go to area lodges or across to Puerto Jiménez). The only way to reach the remote Golfo Dulce lodges above Golfito is by boat. Early morning is the best time, when the water in the gulf is at its calmest. Most lodges include the boat transport in their rates.
Golfito at a Glance
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- 80 Degrees: Fodor's Helps You Find Your Best Beach Vacation Spots
- Fodor's Go List 2014: Where we are going in 2014
- World Cup Fever: Start planning your trip to Brazil!
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TNP'S Neil Humphreys outlines the five reasons that allowed City to come out tops in the Manchester Derby:
FORTUNE FAVOURS BRAVE: Roberto Mancini discarded the Italian penchant for defensive play with a team set out to win, while United played not to lose.
STRONG CASE FOR DEFENCE: Against stereotype, City defended in United's half with their terrific fullbacks, Pablo Zabaleta and Gael Clichy, forcing themselves down the flank at every opportunity.
KOMPANY JUST LIKE KEANE: Belgian Vincent Kompany skippered a resolute defence in denying United a single shot on target for the first time in three years. He also popped up with the winner, too.
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN: United's three wise men of Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Michael Carrick met their match in Manchester. Gareth Barry and Yaya Toure were effective and ruthless.
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David Ellefson has uploaded backstage rehearsal day footage before Gigantour 2013 kicked off in New Hampshire on July 3. Check it out below. This year's edition of Gigantour, the critically acclaimed package festival founded in 2005 by Dave Mustaine, features headliners Megadeth, along with Black Label Society, Device, HELLYEAH, Newsted, and Death Division.
Megadeth's video for the title track and first single from the new album, "Super Collider", is now featured on the VEVO homepage. The clip tells the story of two students who fall for each other after a mishap in science class, only to be torn apart by a furious father played by Dave Mustaine. The video was filmed on May 10 in the Los Angeles area.
George Lenker for MassLive.com recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. "Mustaine was in Paris recently getting ready to go see the Moulin Rouge with his wife and friends, but he took a few minutes to chat about the band, which has been rocking for 30 years now, in advance of an upcoming tour. The band lands at Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Conn. on July 5.
Rick Koster for TheDay.com recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. "Megadeth's Dave Mustaine is on vacation in Paris with his wife and daughters and, if there's any mercy in the world, he shouldn't have to do trans-Atlantic telephone interviews. On the other hand, Megadeth is about to embark on the Gigantour 2013 - the fourth in a series of Mustaine-conceptualized traveling metal festivals.
Melanie Plenda for UnionLeader.com recently caught up with Dave Mustaine. "Megadeth front man Dave Mustaine has no tattoos. And that's totally metal. "(Metal music) is about doing something no one else does," Mustaine said. Which is why it shouldn't be so surprising that it's constantly changing."
David Yockel, Jr. for RochesterCityNewspaper.com has published the following article. "If you didn't know better, you might think that Dave Mustaine got dealt a lame hand when he was fired from Metallica in 1983. In reality, his band Megadeth has been one of the most durable and influential thrash metal outfits of all time, having sold more 50 million records worldwide, while garnering consistent critical acclaim."
Illinois Entertainer recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. "That record [Super Collider] is a living organism, and each day, the songs hit a different part of my personality, my psyche, my id. I like "Kingmaker" because it's aggressive, but by far it's not the most aggressive song on the record. I think "Built For War" is probably the fiercest song on the record.
The beast called Gigantour has changed since it began, says Dave Mustaine. The Megadeth front man launched the traveling metal festival in 2005. "It's metamorphosized. … It was all about guitar players, then we had a bit more edgier vibe, and then we went for kind of a European flair," he said. Read more at New Hapshire's HippoPress.com.
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HARRISONBURG, Va., Aug. 12, 2013 -- Coming off a historic first season and heading into his second school year as the James Madison softball coach, Mickey Dean is bringing in a large freshman class. The Dukes have 13 new players joining the roster this fall.
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Wishard joins JMU out of Hillsborough High School in Hillsborough, N.J. She is a two-time All-Somerset County Second Team selection. She is a Courier News All-Area honoree, including Third Team honors as a senior. She helped lead the Raiders to three straight Skyland Delaware East Conference Championships, including a Central Jersey Group IV State championship in 2013. She played her club ball for the NJ Breakers.
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Olive or Twist is Pittsburgh's premier martini bar & is adjacent to Heinz Hall, the Renaissance Hotel, and a short walk across the Clemente Bridge from PNC Park. Olive or Twist and the Lounge Upstairs @ Olive or Twist are located at the heart of Pittsburgh's Cultural District. Olive or Twist has been recently honored as "Best Place to Buy a Martini" - Pittsburgh's City Paper & "Voted Best Martinis" - www.BarSmart.com. Olive or Twist is the spot for Happy Hour, which runs from 4-6pm Mon thru Fri. Our Happy Hours Includes: $1.00 off all draft beer & $2 off specialty martinis, Chardonnay or Pinot Noir $4.00/glass, & food specials along with a full dining menu. Olive or Twist always has something fun during the week such as: Wine Down Mondays - $4 glass specialty wine selection, Tiny tini Tuesdays - 3 Martini flights, Mojito Wednesdays - $5, & Smirnoff Thursdays - $5 cocktails.
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Suprised I loved it! – I had to go to a business social event at Olive or Twist and I was not looking forward to it. I don't hang out downtown very much and after reading some of the reviews about the bartenders I planned on leaving early.
To my suprise, the staff was very friendly and made some of the best drinks I have ever tasted.
We started the event upstairs in a private lounge area and they had a buffet ready for us. The food was not just good but great! I didn't know if it was just that I was starving or the food was really that good but we all dug in and ate everything as fast as they brought it out.
I couldn't believe the number of special drinks they make here. The drink menu is huge. We were all ordering different drinks and sharing with eachother. Every drink was better than the next. The bartending staff was great. They were friendly, fun and fast.
After the event, my girlfriends and I went downstairs to the restaurant and ordered some appetizers to share. The server helped us chose what to order and her recommendations were perfect. The calamari is the best. They should bottle the sauce and sell in the store!
The only negative thing was the decor or lack of it.
Great place, Great product. Great service, Now make it look as good as it is.
I'll definitely be back.
Good food, nice atmosphere; more than just Martinis. – We went in just to sit and get something cold, thinking about hitting one of the other restaurants on the block for the main meal AND WE ENDED UP STAYING FOR HOURS. I loved that they had big salads; I got the Chicken Ceasar salad (fresh/good) but wished I'd ordered my friends' Seared Tuna salad...that sauce was so different. Next time I'm getting the clams, saw a lot of those being ordered (think they're on special). I'll get my Gimlet again; cool and fresh ; low carb never tasted so good (and it's big enough to enjoy a long time). Our server was really nice without being a pest. People were mentioning Brunch...noting that the brunch is worth trekking downtown on a Sunday, so I'll be back. I really liked parking was near so we didn't have to walk a long way late in the dark and there were people around, so we felt safe.
Delicious before or after Byham Theatre (or work) – I enjoyed the Riesling but should have ordered my friend's Melon Martini! We shared that Calamari ... really flavorful sauce and light crispy batter, just perfect.
Noticed others gathering for drinks then dinner, so the locals must use this as a quiet getaway.
The beauty is there is PARKING almost next door so you need not hike far to your car... parking after 5 was $5, so much easier than driving around and around looking for street openings.
I liked the service; she asked if we liked the drinks. I think she would have found me other wine if I really didn't like it. And she made certain we liked our food too.
They seem to be making an extra effort to keep all the diners happy... (didnt get that feeling at the big hotel down the street).
We liked the candles at all the tables; nice touch.
Nice time. I'll be back next time I'm in town
GET THE CALAMARI. And a Lemon Drop Martini. – What a fun place... just don't expect to sit for a meal on Friday (or Saturday, am told) at 7pm, because it's busy. Understated decor; I like that they left the exposed brick. We did the short walk over the bridge to PNC Park, so plan to meet after a Pirates game. Also, you can meet friends for shopping... Saks is just over a mile on 6th. My server met me with a friendly smile and checked back appropriately, not overbearing & made the right suggestions. It's a surprising little jewel downtown, so glad we found it.
My new favorite place! – I just went to Olive or Twist for the first time last night and I can't believe I haven't been there before. First, the upstairs lounge is unlike anywhere in Pittsburgh. It has exposed brick walls (which I love). It's not pretentious and everyone there seemed to be having a great time. I was with a few of my girlfriends and we planned to just meet there for a drink before going out to celebrate my friend's birthday. We stayed for 3 hours! As for the negatives, the staff was ok. They seemed a little disorganized, but they were not rude and we did get our drinks. If they gave a litle better service I'd be giving it 5 stars! As for the food, we only had the calamari appetizer and it was delicious. I wasn't too thrilled about the rest of the menu though, but I'm pretty particular. Anyway, great place and I'll be back soon.
Rude Staff, Older Crowd – This place doesn't really stand out. The staff is rude, the drinks and only average and most of the patrons are either middle aged or families. Not exactly the most swanky place you could be on a Friday night.
Sorry you didn't have a great time at Olive or Twist. Did you talk to a Manager? It really helps us out if we can identify any problem employees so any feedback that identifies (name,looks, etc) the rude staff member would be appreciated.
Did you check out the Upstairs Lounge? On Thursday - Saturday it is opened and almost exclusively a younger crowd than downstairs.
Families? Really? They must have been in the dining area for dinner because that is the only place that children are allowed.
I hope you give us another chance and make sure you head upstairs this time.
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Watch What You Say... or order. – My friends and I recently decided to go here for drinks and desserts on our first day off in a while. It was not as relaxing as we had hoped. The staff was extremely rude and non-attentive. Our drinks were slammed down on the table and the waitress rarely came back to check on us. Each drink was around $10, and tasted like cheap, poorly mixed alcohol.
At the end of the night, a manager came over told me that one of the staff had heard us talking about fake id's and requested to see mine again- at which point they took it in the back for about 5 minutes before returning it completely bent. Apparently, our conversation about bus passes was overheard, which cast us into suspicion for the entire night. Overall the entire experience was expensive and frustrating. Watch what you say and just stick with the desserts. Nothing else is worth it.
Rude bartenders – With the exception of one older bartender there, I would not return to this bar because of the snooty "younger" (though they aren't that young) bartenders. Lazy and inattentive and they didn't care to do much other than eat, drink and talk among themselves.
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Date: September 24, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The annual downtown holiday parade may fall victim to a new special-event fee schedule the city is imposing.
The holiday parade committee was informed Sept. 23 that it will have to pay $31,720 for police, trash and street-sweeping services for this year's event.
Organizer Paul Thorpe said the committee does not have nearly enough money to cover those costs, and, unless a major sponsor can be found before December, he may have to cancel the parade.
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Last year, the city said it would be charging the holiday parade $25,000 for the same services, but it waived the fee at the last moment.
City Manager Bob Bartolotta is instituting a new set of special-event fees that help offset the cost of man hours it takes to process permits for those events.
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Four acclaimed choreographers will perform original works with the Roger Williams University Dance Theatre troupe in a presentation of Dance Theatre "In Concert" at Roger Williams University.
From Thursday, December 6 through Sunday, December 9, members of the public are invited to attend the season-ending production of the Roger Williams University Dance Theatre.
The renowned guest artists performing with RWU Dance Theatre are Sean Curran, Helen Simoneau, Kathy Gordon Smith and alumna Jane Leary. Dance students have been working with these guest artists on the upcoming performance, as well as rehearsing with faculty and student choreographers all semester for the production of Dance Theatre "In Concert."
Sean Curran has taught extensively at the American Dance Festival, Bates Dance Festival, Harvard Summer Dance Center, and the Boston Conservatory of Music. He will perform "Here Now," a performance created in memory of Kelly Wicke Davis, the founder of the Roger Williams University Dance Department and a close friend of Curran's.
Canadian choreographer Helen Simoneau has performed her choreography at several international dance festivals and won numerous awards in North America and Europe. She will perform "Flight Distance II" with students she has been working with throughout the semester.
The choreography of Kathy Gordon Smith, faculty artist and choreographer at Rhode Island College, has been described as stylish and athletic. She has worked with students over several weeks on "Hello Only Ends in Goodbye," which is set to an original composition by RWU Dance and Performance Studies accompanist, Michael DeQuattro.
RWU alumna Jane Leary's piece, "How Sweet the Sound," reflects her curiosity and exploration of the definition of "grace." The sound score is a collaborative compilation of the dancers' voices sharing their thoughts of what grace means to them. Leary lives in New York City and is performing and choreographing professionally.
In addition to works presented by these guest artists, there will also be works performed by RWU dance faculty members France Hunter and Gary Shore and original choreographed performances by dance majors Nicole DeWolfe, Kelsey Heineman and AshleyAnne Brown.
Dance Theatre "In Concert" performances will take place in the Performing Arts Center on the University's Bristol campus at One Old Ferry Road. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, December 6, Friday, December 7, and Saturday, December 8. Matinee performances begin at 2 p.m. on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9.
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This year's programme sparkles with the engaging presence of Swiss artists as well as compositions. The prelude will be given by the Basel Chamber Orchestra, as soloist the internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Vesselina Kasarova, who lives in Switzerland.
On 4 September, a concert will be given by 22-year old pianist Joseph Moog, already the holder of many awards. Piano music is again on the programme on Sunday when French pianist Michel Dalberto performs works by Liszt, Debussy and Schumann in the Riffelalp Chapel. The second festival weekend will begin with a rarely performed vocal work "Le vin herbé" by composer Frank Martin from western Switzerland. The Scharoun Ensemble, the chamber music ensemble of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and a loyal guest at the Zermatt Festival for the past six years, has been inspired by this work and successfully set it to music. "Le vin herbé" will contrast with Richard Wagner's "Siegfried-Idyll" – both pieces are based on the Celtic legend of "Tristan and Isolde".
On Saturday 11 September, it will be "curtain up" on the world stage for the Oberwalliser Vokalensemble (Upper Valais Vocal Ensemble), which joins with the Scharoun Ensemble, the Vocalconsort Berlin and four soloists to perform Mozart's "Coronation Mass". Sunday on Riffelalp is dedicated to the oboe with the Scharoun Ensemble and oboist Jonathan Kelly performing works by Mozart and composer in residence, Heinz Holliger. On the last festival weekend, the same formation complemented by the Zermatt Festival Orchestra will unite the triumvirate of composer, conductor and oboist – Heinz Holliger. Works will include Franz Schubert's "Tragic Symphony" played in concert with the Scharoun Ensemble. On Saturday, pieces by Dvorak and Mendelssohn Bartholdy's "Italian Symphony" are on the programme.
The festival closes on Sunday 19 September with a performance in the Riffelalp Chapel by the Zermatt Festival Academy. The highly talented students will have spent two weeks rehearsing with the musicians of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and now take the stage. The number of scholarship holders has risen to 30 and represent 15 nations. Over 100 applications were submitted. The free chamber music concerts by these extremely gifted young people are a rewarding experience. They will be given during the week at the English Church, the Parkhotel Beau Site and the Zermatterhof respectively, starting at 20.00h.
A new series of pre-concert events will take place in the Zermatterhof on Friday and Saturday, with musicians and musicologists talking about the fascinating backgrounds to the listed pieces. Admission is free.
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